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Curriculum Vitae Curriculum Vitae Tommy Morgan Box 292 Pine Hill, Alabama 36769 Tel: 334-963-4654 E-Mail: [email protected] EDUCATION: 2016: DLI-ELC Training Certificate, DLI, Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas, USA 2015: IELTS Train-the Trainer Workshop, CCE, the American University of Kuwait 2013: British Council, Cambridge, CELTA, Kuwait 1979-1984: Work toward the Ph.D. in English from the University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Alabama 35487, USA; Major Fields of Study: Old and Middle English, Renaissance English and Restoration and Eighteenth Century English Literature 1977-1979: M.A., English, the University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, 35487, USA 1974-1977: B.S., magna cum laude, Major: English Education; minors: history and journalism education, Troy State University, Troy, Alabama 36082 USA 1972-1974: high school, valedictorian, Catherine Academy, Catherine, Alabama 36728, USA ACADEMIC HONORS: Magna cum laude graduate of Troy State University, B.S., 1977 George C. Wallace scholarship to Troy State University, 1974-1977 Dean's List, Troy State University, 1974-1977 Phi Kappa Phi, honorary, Troy State University, 1977 Sigma Tau Delta, English honorary, Troy State University, 1976 Sigma Delta Chi, Society of Professional Journalists, honorary, Troy State University, 1976 Kappa Delta Phi, an Honor Society in Education, Troy State University, 1975 Phi Alpha Theta, history honorary, Troy State University, 1975 The Gamma Beta Phi Society, honorary, Troy State University, 1975 Phi Eta Sigma, freshman honorary, Troy State University, 1975 All A Club and valedictorian, Catherine Academy, 1974 TEACHING EXPERIENCE: 2017-2019: S&K Aerospace/Blue Force/ChenegaAS, King Abdulaziz Air Base, Dhahran, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia; teaching cadets the DLI, ELC in preparation for travel/study in the USA 2016-2017: Technical Services Instructor II, Raytheon Information Intelligence Services, Lawton, Oklahoma (teaching Kuwaiti military to help them improve their English to be able to train on the Patriot Missile System); Troy Baxter, Training Manager, Raytheon Training Academy, 1130 SW Lee Blvd., Lawton, Oklahoma 73501, tel: 703-994-3401 2010-2016: The American University of Kuwait, Box 3323, Safat 13034, Kuwait; Instructor, Intensive English Program; Ms. Debra Hoffer, Acting IEP Director and Sandy Stein, IEP Director 2009-2010: The American University of Kuwait, Box 3323, Safat 13034, Kuwait; Part-Time Lecturer in the Intensive English Program; Center for Continuing Education; Jeanne Failakawi, Director, tel. 965-22248398, ext. 137 2009-2010: Box Hill College Kuwait, P.O. Box 29192, 13152 Safat, Kuwait; English Language Lecturer and ICT Lecturer, Foundation Year Program; Wendy Bilboe, Director of Academic Affairs 2008-2009: Prince Sultan University, P.O. Box 66833, Riyadh 11586, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia; English Language and Pre-MBA Lecturer, Preparatory Year Program and Pre-MBA Program; Ian Rennie, Director 2006-2008: University of Hail, P.O. Box 2440, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia; Lecturer, English 001 Course Coordinator and English 001 Grammar-Vocabulary Leader in the English Language Center; ELC Director: Hassan El-Badri, ELC Director and Assistant Director of the Preparatory Year Program, University of Hail, P.O. Box 2440, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, 966-6-531-2500, ext. 127, or 966-6507192570 (mobile), [email protected] or [email protected] 2005-2006: University of Nizwa, Foundation Year Program, ELS, P.O. Box 604, Nizwa 611, Sultanate of Oman; English as a Second Language Instructor 2002-2005: KJO (Khafji Joint Operations), Arabian Oil Company, Box 256, Al- Khafji, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia 31971, 966-3-766-0555; English as a Second Language Instructor; Supervisor: Mr. Mohammed Al-Enezi, 966-3-766-0555, ext. 2092 (work), 965-390-4568 (home), or mobile 965-604-5698, email: [email protected] 2000-2002: Institute for Private Education and Training, P.O. Box 6320, Hawalli 32038, Kuwait; 965-574-0248 or fax 965-574-2924; English as a Second Language Instructor, Ministry of Defense, School of Languages and Kuwait Naval School, Kuwait; Supervisor: Mr. John Christmas, Supervisor, P.O. Box 6320, Hawalli 32038, Kuwait; 965-666-7182, e-mail: [email protected] 1999-2000: Kawasaki Helicopter Services, P.O. Box 10120, Riyadh 11433, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia; 966-1-235-3960 or fax 966-1-235-3969; English as a Second Language Instructor, Abha Base, Civil Defense Aviation Command; Supervisor: Mr. Ralph Foster, Training Manager, Kawasaki Helicopter Services, P.O. Box 10120, Riyadh 11433, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, 966-1-235-3960 or fax 966-1-235-3969 1995-1999: Lockheed-Martin Middle East Services, P. O. Box 1963, Jeddah 21441, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, or 107 Frederick Street, Greenville, South Carolina 29607, 1-888-240-6310, 864-422-6310 or fax 864-422-6397; English as a Foreign Language Instructor; Supervisor: William (Bill) Blain, Training Manager, Lockheed-Martin Middle East Services, P. O. Box 1963, Jeddah 21441, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (Prince Abdullah Air Base), 966-2-696-3785 1994-1995: The Military College of Health Sciences, English as a Foreign Language Instructor; Supervisor: Andrew Kafel, Pre-Clinical Studies Coordinator, King Fahd Military Medical Complex, P. O. Box 946, Dhahran 31932, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, 966-3-844-0000, ext. 5498/5418 or fax 966-3-840-5450 1991-1994: The Training Center, English as a Second Language Instructor; Supervisors: Keith Mitchell, Training Consultant, Northwest Armed Forces Hospital, King Abdul Aziz Military Cantonment, P. O. Box 100, Tabuk, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, 966-4-423-4240/3988, ext. 93765, now at 3609 Kerrville Avenue, Snyder, Texas 79549, 915-573-1065 or c/o PT Ltd., 1140 Amstel Drive, Colorado Springs, Colorado 80907; and Barry Taylor, Senior Teacher, The Training Center, Northwest Armed Forces Hospital, King Abdul Aziz Military Cantonment, P. O. Box 100, Tabuk, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, 966-4-423-4240/4250/3988, ext. 95475/95476 1989-1991: Jacksonville State University, English Department, Instructor of English; Supervisor: Dr. Clyde Cox, Chair, English Department, Jacksonville State University, Jacksonville, Alabama 36265, 256-782-5412 1988-1989: Sumter Area Technical College, Division of Transitional Studies English, Part-Time Instructor of English; Supervisor: Lulie Felder, Head, Division of Transitional Studies, Sumter Area Technical College, 506 North Guignard Drive, Sumter, South Carolina 29150, 803-778-1961 1987-1989: The University of South Carolina-Sumter, Division of Arts and Letters, Part-Time Instructor of English; Supervisors: E. Lee Craig, Chair, and John Barrett, former Chair, Division of Arts and Letters, University of South Carolina-Sumter, 200 Miller Road, Sumter, South Carolina 29150, 803-775-6341 1987-1989: Morris College, Division of General Studies, Assistant Professor of English; Supervisor: Margaret W. Davis, Chair, Division of General Studies, Morris College, North Main Street, Sumter, South Carolina 29150, 803-775-9371 1986-1987: Morris College, Division of Humanities, Assistant Professor of English; Supervisor: Syed Amanuddin, Chair (now deceased), Morris College, North Main Street, Sumter, South Carolina 29150, 803-775-9371 1984-1985: Catherine Academy, high school English, speech and drama teacher; Supervisor: Robbie James, Headmaster, Catherine Academy, Catherine, Alabama 36728, 334-225-4401 1979-1984: the University of Alabama, English Department, Graduate Teaching Assistant and Tutor in the Writing Center; Supervisors: James Raymond and Ralph Voss, Directors of Freshman English, and Gary Olson, Writing Center Director, English Department, Drawer AL, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Alabama 35487, 205-348-5065 1977: Troy State University, English Department, Departmental Tutor; Supervisor: Fred Davis, Associate Professor of English, English Department, Troy State University, Troy, Alabama 36082, 334-670-3000 1977: Charles Henderson Middle School, Student Teacher, seventh grade English; Supervisors: Annie Pearl Burke, 600 Elm, Troy, Alabama 36081, and Mary Hilyer, 206 Lamar, Troy, Alabama 36081 TEACHING INTERESTS: English as a Second/Foreign Language, Basic Writing, Freshman Composition, Sophomore Literature Surveys, Writing Center OTHER WORK EXPERIENCE: 1990: Summer Administrative Assistant, Shocco Springs Assembly, a conference center, P. O. Box 886, Talladega, Alabama 35160, 256-761-1100 1985-1987: Correspondent, The Advertiser-Journal; Supervisor: Tom Botsford, State Editor, The Advertiser-Journal, 200 Washington Avenue/Box 1000, Montgomery, Alabama 36192, 334-262-1611 1985: Correspondent, The Mobile Press-Register; Supervisor: Janice Gastrock, Assistant State Editor, The Mobile Press-Register, Box 2488, Mobile, Alabama 36630, 334-433-1551 1975-1976: Summer Office Assistant, Office of Housing and Conference Services, Troy State University; Supervisor: Arthur Coker, Director of Housing and Conference Services (now retired), Troy State University, Troy, Alabama 36082, 334-670-3000 1972-1973: Summer Office Assistant, Alabama Wholesale Company; Supervisor: Jane Agee, Vice-President, Alabama Wholesale Company, Church Street, Pine Hill, Alabama 36769, 334-963-4345 PUBLICATIONS: The RTA Monthly, Co-Editor, 2016 The Bell Ringer, Morris College, 1987-1989 News and Feature Articles in The Mobile Press-Register and The Advertiser- Journal, 1985-1986 ACADEMIC SERVICE: 2017-: develop supplemental instructional materials for use in class and in SLT outside of class; main accurate records and files for cadets 2016-2017: Co-Editor of the RTA Monthly, a newsletter 2010-2016: member
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